+ Follow CARLO PICCIO Tag
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[Title] => Another swimmer retires
[Summary] => Following in the heels of Carlo Piccio’s retirement, national swimmer Lizza Danila announced the other day she is stepping down to give way for others to pursue their Olympic dream.
Piccio and Danila swam for the Philippines at the 2002 Sydney Olympics.
It appears to be in poor timing that both swimmers are pulling out with the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games just a few months away. They’re both gold medal prospects so their withdrawal will surely hurt.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Arabejo lumangoy ng bagong record
[Summary] => Iloilo City – Katulad ng gusto niyang mangyari, muling sumira ng rekord sa swimming event si National Capital Region (NCR) pride Ryan Arabejo.
Ibinilang niya ang secondary boys’ 200-meter freestyle sa kan-yang naunang dalawang binasag na marka upang gumawa ng ‘malaking alon’ sa 2005 Palarong Pambansa kahapon dito sa Iloilo Sports Complex.
Naglista ang 16-anyos na produkto ng Manila Youth Games ng tiyem-pong 1:59.92 sa secon-dary boys’ 200m freestyle para burahin ang 1998 record na 2:01.64 ni Miguel Mendoza ng NCR.
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[Title] => NCR umani ng 8 na ginto
[Summary] => Iloilo City -- Nagsilbing ‘mina’ ng ginto ang swim-ming pool para sa National Capital Region.
Kumolekta ang NCR tankers ng walo sa kabu-uang 16 gold medals, tinampukan ng dalawang record-breaking perfor-mance, na inilatag kaha-pon sa swimming event ng 2005 Palarong Pam-bansa dito sa Iloilo Sports Complex.
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[Title] => PASA chief predicts 7-gold haul in SEAG
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY —POC-recognized swimming association president Mark Joseph predicted a haul of no less than seven gold medals by the hosts in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games aquatic events.
Joseph said Filipino swimmers could easily top their three-gold harvest in Vietnam in 2003 as they will surely be inspired by the hometown crowd in this year’s SEAG slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in various venues in the country.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => PASA to decide on tanker’s fate
[Summary] => The Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) will decide today whether or not Timmy Chua, who competed and succeeded in an Olympic qualifying tournament in Hong Kong last week, will be allowed to join the Philippine team to Athens, Greece next month.
Chito Rivera, PASA secretary-general, was burning the lines with his fellow swimming officials as of presstime, hoping to come up with a decision regarding Chua who met the Olympic B standard of 1:05.02 in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke in Hong Kong by clocking 1:04.93.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pangilinan improves times in US trials
[Summary] => The newest addition to the Philippine Olympic team — Fil-American swimmer Jaclyn Pangilinan — improved her times in the 100- and 200-meter breaststroke events last weekend during the US Olympic trials.
According to her father Florante, Jaclyn or Jackie clocked 1 minute 12.04 seconds in the 100 and 2:34.25 in the 200, both surpassing the Olympic qualifying marks.
The 18-year-old, New Jersey-based Pangilinan had previously timed 1:12.82 (in the 100) on Aug. 8 last year and 2:35.01 (in the 200) on Feb. 11 this year.
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[Title] => Molina gets Olympic slot; Piccio out
[Summary] => Unless he qualifies in some other event, swimmer Carlo Piccio is out, at least for now, of the Philippine team to the Athens Olympics in August.
Piccio found himself in this situation after he and teammate Miguel Molina both qualified for the 400-m individual medley of the Athens Games.
And since Molina is the stronger swimmer in the event, Piccio had to give way. He will have to try his luck in some other event when he competes in the final Olympic qualifying tournament for swimming in Malaysia next month.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Dayrit: Lean, mean RP team bound for Athens
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit sees a smaller Philippine delegation to the Athens Olympics later this year.
Rest assured though, that it will be one proud and fighting Filipino side which gets to compete with the world’s best.
"We’ll be sending a compact team to the Olympics, perhaps much smaller than the one we had in Sydney," admitted Dayrit in the PSA Forum yesterday at the Manila Pavilion.
"But our athletes we’ll be there fighting."
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => 18 atleta mabebenepisyuhan sa Go GMA Project
[Summary] => Apat na boksingero, 3 jins, 3 rowers, 2 track-sters at 6 na fencers ang unang magbebenipisyo ng ‘Go for Gold Medal in Athens’ (Go GMA!) Project ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pinay archer may tiket na rin sa Athens Olympics
[Summary] => Isang archer pa, sa katauhan ni Jasmine Figueroa ang nadagdag sa bilang ng mga Filipino Athletes na sasabak sa darating na 2004 Olympic Games sa Athens, Greece sa Agosto.
Ito ang pormal na inihayag kahapon ni Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit sa ginanap na General Assembly sa Cafe J Restaurant sa Makati City.
Dahil dito, ang kabuuang bilang ng atletang ipapadala sa quadrennial meet ay umabot na sa 12.
"Now that we have 12, maybe 16 or 18 could be easy for us to have in the Athens Olympic Games," ani Dayrit.
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CARLO PICCIO
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[Title] => Another swimmer retires
[Summary] => Following in the heels of Carlo Piccio’s retirement, national swimmer Lizza Danila announced the other day she is stepping down to give way for others to pursue their Olympic dream.
Piccio and Danila swam for the Philippines at the 2002 Sydney Olympics.
It appears to be in poor timing that both swimmers are pulling out with the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games just a few months away. They’re both gold medal prospects so their withdrawal will surely hurt.
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[Title] => Arabejo lumangoy ng bagong record
[Summary] => Iloilo City – Katulad ng gusto niyang mangyari, muling sumira ng rekord sa swimming event si National Capital Region (NCR) pride Ryan Arabejo.
Ibinilang niya ang secondary boys’ 200-meter freestyle sa kan-yang naunang dalawang binasag na marka upang gumawa ng ‘malaking alon’ sa 2005 Palarong Pambansa kahapon dito sa Iloilo Sports Complex.
Naglista ang 16-anyos na produkto ng Manila Youth Games ng tiyem-pong 1:59.92 sa secon-dary boys’ 200m freestyle para burahin ang 1998 record na 2:01.64 ni Miguel Mendoza ng NCR.
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[Title] => NCR umani ng 8 na ginto
[Summary] => Iloilo City -- Nagsilbing ‘mina’ ng ginto ang swim-ming pool para sa National Capital Region.
Kumolekta ang NCR tankers ng walo sa kabu-uang 16 gold medals, tinampukan ng dalawang record-breaking perfor-mance, na inilatag kaha-pon sa swimming event ng 2005 Palarong Pam-bansa dito sa Iloilo Sports Complex.
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[Title] => PASA chief predicts 7-gold haul in SEAG
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY —POC-recognized swimming association president Mark Joseph predicted a haul of no less than seven gold medals by the hosts in the 2005 Southeast Asian Games aquatic events.
Joseph said Filipino swimmers could easily top their three-gold harvest in Vietnam in 2003 as they will surely be inspired by the hometown crowd in this year’s SEAG slated Nov. 27-Dec. 5 in various venues in the country.
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[Title] => PASA to decide on tanker’s fate
[Summary] => The Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) will decide today whether or not Timmy Chua, who competed and succeeded in an Olympic qualifying tournament in Hong Kong last week, will be allowed to join the Philippine team to Athens, Greece next month.
Chito Rivera, PASA secretary-general, was burning the lines with his fellow swimming officials as of presstime, hoping to come up with a decision regarding Chua who met the Olympic B standard of 1:05.02 in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke in Hong Kong by clocking 1:04.93.
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[Title] => Pangilinan improves times in US trials
[Summary] => The newest addition to the Philippine Olympic team — Fil-American swimmer Jaclyn Pangilinan — improved her times in the 100- and 200-meter breaststroke events last weekend during the US Olympic trials.
According to her father Florante, Jaclyn or Jackie clocked 1 minute 12.04 seconds in the 100 and 2:34.25 in the 200, both surpassing the Olympic qualifying marks.
The 18-year-old, New Jersey-based Pangilinan had previously timed 1:12.82 (in the 100) on Aug. 8 last year and 2:35.01 (in the 200) on Feb. 11 this year.
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[Title] => Molina gets Olympic slot; Piccio out
[Summary] => Unless he qualifies in some other event, swimmer Carlo Piccio is out, at least for now, of the Philippine team to the Athens Olympics in August.
Piccio found himself in this situation after he and teammate Miguel Molina both qualified for the 400-m individual medley of the Athens Games.
And since Molina is the stronger swimmer in the event, Piccio had to give way. He will have to try his luck in some other event when he competes in the final Olympic qualifying tournament for swimming in Malaysia next month.
[DatePublished] => 2004-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Dayrit: Lean, mean RP team bound for Athens
[Summary] => Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit sees a smaller Philippine delegation to the Athens Olympics later this year.
Rest assured though, that it will be one proud and fighting Filipino side which gets to compete with the world’s best.
"We’ll be sending a compact team to the Olympics, perhaps much smaller than the one we had in Sydney," admitted Dayrit in the PSA Forum yesterday at the Manila Pavilion.
"But our athletes we’ll be there fighting."
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[Title] => 18 atleta mabebenepisyuhan sa Go GMA Project
[Summary] => Apat na boksingero, 3 jins, 3 rowers, 2 track-sters at 6 na fencers ang unang magbebenipisyo ng ‘Go for Gold Medal in Athens’ (Go GMA!) Project ng Philippine Sports Commission (PSC).
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[Title] => Pinay archer may tiket na rin sa Athens Olympics
[Summary] => Isang archer pa, sa katauhan ni Jasmine Figueroa ang nadagdag sa bilang ng mga Filipino Athletes na sasabak sa darating na 2004 Olympic Games sa Athens, Greece sa Agosto.
Ito ang pormal na inihayag kahapon ni Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Celso Dayrit sa ginanap na General Assembly sa Cafe J Restaurant sa Makati City.
Dahil dito, ang kabuuang bilang ng atletang ipapadala sa quadrennial meet ay umabot na sa 12.
"Now that we have 12, maybe 16 or 18 could be easy for us to have in the Athens Olympic Games," ani Dayrit.
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